Jack Fifield
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Driver quashes £100 airport parking fine - here's how (opens the original)
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A motoring guru claims to have discovered a loophole to get out of paying airport drop-off charges. Sam Wright, 49, received a parking charge notice in August after his car was driven through London Stansted Airport’s express pick-up and drop-off zone. The airport charges those who use the service £10 for 15 minutes – but this was not paid. A letter with photographs of Mr Wright’s car was sent to him as he is the ‘registered keeper’ of the vehicle – informing him he’d have to pay up £100 for a ‘
Council orders cabbies to remove poppies from taxis (opens the original)
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A council ordered a taxi firm to take Remembrance poppies and 'Lest We Forget' signs from its vehicles - after a single complaint. Neil McLennan owns iCars in Kent and put the memorial logos on his 11-strong fleet two years ago to honour veterans. But following a complaint to Swale Borough Council (SBC), Neil was called by an officer and ordered to remove them under a policy prohibiting advertising and football stickers. According to the council policy, no signs “other than those specifically ap
Thugs spat at gay couple holding hands and hurled fruit in homophobic attack (opens the original)
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Two vile thugs chased a gay couple down a street before they hurled fruit and spat on them during a shocking homophobic attack. Mariuzs Smietana, 46, and Dariusz Wawrzenczyk, 37, attacked Alex Grant, 34, and his 32-year-old partner as they made their way back home. The Polish yobs were convicted of assault by beating following a trial - and have now been spared jail. The court was told the couple had been holding hands on a street just after 10pm. Two men then approached and spat and them before
Dog Stanley cheats death as owner demands snares ban (opens the original)
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A dog owner is calling for snares to be banned after her dog became trapped. Tora Marcello, 50, and her husband Phil Clayton, 55, were walking four-year-old Hungarian Vizsla Stanley on a public footpath when their pooch was caught in a snare. Now, the couple are calling for the traps – which are already banned in Scotland and Wales – to be banned, over fears they are harming wildlife. The couple were walking their dog when Stanley ran off around 100 metres from the footpath into the woods. Then,
Seething Steven locked in council Berlin Wall row (opens the original)
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A council has told a homeowner he will likely have to tear down the chunk of Berlin Wall in his garden - because it is "oppressive". Steven Thorpe, 65, bought a section of the famous wall for an undisclosed sum from a farmer in Germany and installed at his home in earlier this year. But neighbours annoyed they could see the top over their fence complained to Southwark Council – who have now said the "only option available" is "a planning enforcement notice". A letter written by a planning case o
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